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PAGE TUN DAILY EAST OREGOSIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1916. TTTi PAGI3 -All over the Gountry- WeStoiT n mm - THE NATIONAL COFFEE- We Sell It Gray Bros. Grocery Co. "quality- Two Phones, 28 823 Main St GRAIN and STOGKRANGH 1SS0 acre on railroad. 1000 tillable, part ready to Med; coed buildings, plenty of water, nil fenced and cross fenced. Prloe now 6 . POfl. I have some desirable residence property In Pendleton for sale at leas than cost to build, and lots thrown In. Among; which are the fine modern homes of J. S. Landers on Jackson street, aad J. U McCreary on Monroe street. EL T. WADE, Pendleton. Ore. sMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiituiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuinie new Not only because it is made in Pendleton, but because it is better Sold to the family trade In cases of one dozen bottles and ap. quarts or pints. We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks, PORT-0 and PEND-O. (Jot tiood Hag of Pucka. J. J. Humify and D. l Phelps went down to Hermlston yesterday and re turned with a bag of 48 ducks. Small Hainfalt. More rain fell In Pendleton yester day, the official measurements plac ing the amount at .05 of an inch. No rain has fallen today though the clouds are overcast. Throe More New Can. The Oregon Motor Oarage reports the sales of Hudson Super-Sixes to James H. Sturgts of this city and Dr. F. D. Watts of Weston and of a D-36 Bulck to Josephine Stone of Adams. Another lU-t Made. A 1300 bet was made this morning ir. this city on the coming election. It was an even money bet, $100 being on Wilson toVarry the county. J 100 that he will carry the state and J 100 that he will carry the country. Another Straw Victory. Wilson scored another straw vote victory over Hughes In the poll taken on No. 17 Saturday between La Grande and Pendleton, according to traveling men who took the poll. The results showed 51 for Wilson, 39 for Hughes and 2 for Benson. Married Hem 38 Years Ago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nash are en joying a visit from Mr Nash s par ents. Mr. and Mrs. WalWldge ol Heppner. They were married at the old Raley hotel In this city in 187S and rode here on a stage driven bj John Halley, Jr. Price of MoaU RaKed. Owing to the recent Increase In the prices of foodstuffs, the Boston res taurant, the Oregon restaurant, the Hong Kong Cafe, the California Res- tauraat and the Queen Chop House, which places have heretofore been charging JO cents for their regular meals, have advanced the price to 25 cents. Wilson Will Win, Sjs Seeress. Madame Ellis, the wonder lady at the Alta theater who last night as tonished her audience by her ability to tali names, facts and figures and other tilings which would be un known to others, predicts that Wood row Wilson will be the next president. Quite a number In the audience put the query to her and promptly she answered that the next president will be Wilson. Madame Ellis kept her audience In continual wonderment by the accuracy and celerity with which she answered all questions put to her Brewed and bottled by 1 Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. 1 City Brewery. Wholesale and Family Trade. Telephone 5M s UilUIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllNlllir Tome Booeu Normal. - Walter L. Tooze of Salem, who was campaigning in this county for Hughes last week, has returned to the valley a strong booster Tor the amenameni to establish a normal school here. In a Sunday Interview with the Salem Statesman, he said In part: "I have taken a special Interest In the estab lishment of a normal school In east ern Oregon and it appears to me that western Oregon should concede the necessity of placing such an institution at Pendleton which is the most central and feasible point In eastern Oregon. Eastern Oregon represents two-thirds of the territory and one-third of the Population of the state. If western Oregon gives its loyal support It will do much to convince the people of that district that no sectional difference oxists among the educators of the state." Idaho Treasurer Here. John W. Eagleson of Boise, state tresaurer of Idaho, is In Pendleton to day. He is registered at the St George. Preparing For Institute, County Superintendent Young is making final arrangements for the teachers" institute which is to be held here Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Hearing Tills P. M. George Went and John Burns are this afternoon having their prelimi nary hearing on a charge of robbery without the use of a dangerous weapon. Sues for Doctor BiU. Dr. Q. a Holslngton, Pendleton osteopath, today brought suit against E. C. Anlbal for fees alleged to be due for professional services. The bill totals (85. G. W. CoutU is attor ney for the plaintiff. Maybe Another Drug Store. Thomas Young, a druggist of Cocur d'Alene ia in Pendleton today with the Intention. It Is reported, of opening a drug store here. It is ru mored that he has secured the lease of the Main street room occupied by Schneltcr's soft drink parlors. Divorce is Granted. A divorce has been granted to the plaintiff In the case of Jessie Bussell vs. Cecil Bussell and defendant Is or dered to pay 110 a month for the sup port of a child. This was the case In which the wife was deserted by her husband the day after their marrla age. He was convicted of desertion but paroled. Returns From Kant. J. C. Woodworth, manager of the Van Petten Lumber Co., arrived home on No. 17 today from a visit In Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. He went via the northern route and re turned the southern. He reports that Kansas and Oklahoma have been ex periencing a dry spell that hurt their crops but that in the oil districts things are booming. Things political ly are rather quiet where he was, he states. Union County for Wilson. Jerry Rusk, La Grande attorney and former republican speaker of the house, is here today attending the supreme court session. Though a lifelong republican, Rusk went out of the party with other progressives four years ago and is now campaigning for Wilson. He thinks that the presi dent has a good chance of carrying Union county despite its republican majority. SUPREME COURT IN SESSION HERE Represents all that is dependable in good merchandise. Bought direct from the manu- facturers in enormous quantities for cash, that is one of the reasons why it will pay you to become a customer of this store. ( Men's Cotton Union Suits BHo Men's Wool Union SulM 1.8. 19.98 Men's Wool Socks, J palm 35c Men's Flannel Shirt $1.15 Men's Draw Shirt Sc Men's Black or Tan Socks, S for 35c Men's Overalls 83c Hoys' Overalls 4fl, 8o Hoys' SulW $2.8, $3.8, $4.98 Hoys' Suspenders lilo, 2 Ac YOU CAN DO BETTER AT J C Penney Co Inc. J (hJldren'a Fleeced Union Suit 49o Indies' Fleeced Union Suits 49c, 980 Outing Flannel Petticoats S5o, 490 tilt-in" Outing Gowns 4to Indies' Outing Gowns 40c, 79a, 98c, $1.49 Ladlen' Sateen Petticoats 49c, 9o, 98a, $1.49 Outing Flannel, yard 6 l-4c, 8 1-So, lOo Percales, yard 7 I-2& 10c, 13 l-2o Dr. Denton's Sleeping Garment ..49c, CVe, 89o ladies' CuaW $8.00, $9.90. $12.50 to $32.50 WE LEAD, OTHERS FOIXOW ern Oregon session in the circuit court room lot the local courthouse and will continue for several days. The full court is present and Attorney General Brown is also hero, his pres ence being necessary in several cases in which the state Is Interested. A number of cases have been ar gued and submitted today but none of them were from Umatilla county. The Umatilla county cases are set for Wednesday and there is considerable Interest In one. the case In which Mayor Best Is appealing from Judge Phelps's refusal to mandamus Jus tice of the Peace Parkes who had de nied the mayor's motion for a change of venue for his trial on a charge ot using vile, profane and obscene lan guage in a public place. . FORMER ECHO MAN DIES IN PORTLAND Washington,. D. ( Via Portland, Ore, October it. Hon. George E. Chamberlain, United States Senator, Pendleton, Ore. With reference to your telegram o; October 24, requesting that the pri vate mount of Lieutenant Adair, re covered from the Mexicans and now in the possession of General Bell at Pasco, Texas, be shipped at govern ment expense to Lieutenant Adair's other at Portland, Oregon, the do partment is pleased to Inform you that your request has been approved and necessary Instructions have been given to General Funston by tele graph, McCain. The Adjutant General. GIVES RECEPTION. (Continued from Page 1.) (East Oregonlan Special.) ECHO, Ore., Oct. SO. Word was recrlved In Echo this morning of the death In Portland of W. H. Boyd, a former prominent resident of this town. Deceased was at ono time a merchant at Umatilla and came to Echo about 15 yoaro ago to continue In the mercantile business. About two years ago he moved to Portland and has since been retired. He still has extensive land holdings in east ern Oregon. He is survived by three children, Mrs. Agnes Wlgle of Port land, Conductor Tom Boyd of the Pendleton-Portland run and Mrs. Armstrong of Portland. He was a member of the Masonic order here. The Supreme court of the state this morning began its annual fall east- gram he received: CHAMBERLAIN'S EFFORTS CHEER THE MOTHER OF ONE CARRIZAL HERO Through the personal efforts ot Senator George E. Chamberlain, tho mother of Lieutenant Adair of Port land, who was killed by Mexicans at Carrizal, is to receive the charger which was his private mount. The senator while in this city yesterday received a telegram from Adjutant General McCain stating, that his re quest that the government send the horse to Mrj. Ada'.r had been approv ed and that General Funston had been directed to comply with the re quest. The fololwlng is a copy of the tele the president against the attacks of Hughes, Roosevelt, et al. He was cheered repeatedly. The senator spoke at Adams at 9:30 this morning for about 16 minutes. The meeting was held In the town hall and it was filled. After lunch eon In Athena the party left for Wes ton, at which place and Freewater the senator will speak this afternoon. This evening he will speak at Mil ton. Another Vote Favors WdiOn. WESTON. Oct. JO. On his arrival here at 1 this afternoon, Senator Chamberlain was greeted with the news of a straw vote, conducted for two days at the Goodman Drug Store, had given Wilson 43 to Hughes SJ. VYES TESTfO. (USES SMUKQ ANDFITTEO-UHSES DUPLICATED AMERICAN NAII0NAL BANK BUILDING.- PtNM.UOH.0Rf Phone 609. Expert repairing of Watches aad Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. STOUT DEFENSE OF THE GERMANS IN THE WEST 43 Shopping Days Until Christmas Sawtelle's "Seal of Approral" Means "Value Received." r do not allow a single piece of Jewelry to leave this store until I ' know personally that It represents the acme of perfection In design, intrinsio value and genuine satisfaction. When your sons and daughters in luter years, wear the precious stones nnd Jewelry you have purchased at Sawtulle's I want the satisfaction of knowing that It Is still Invincibly rep resentative of "Sawtelle Quality." If it comes In a Sawtelle box, the box is your assurance that It is a git of merit ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Jeweler, 1 . ' - " ' tar . ' f V,'," i . " . ' - S3 ' if - a $i iV -T' ' r ' ' ''''' - 'x$'Xt 1 If ; z - 1 X' & V - T i, I ' : : ; ; HA -?k The HALLMARK Store cepmaM CONCRE.TE. DVGcQUT r . - 1 These heavily armored dug-outs built of concrete, In some Instances a foot or more In thickness have proven serious obstacles In the Brit ish advances on the west front. To shield It from the enemy, the Oir- jiriin ingeniously plastered the domes one of the newly Invented mobile of the dug-outs with mud and brush, i landfortf, or "Hush Hush" as they The dug-out shown in the aocompa-' are termed, shelled It for, a consldr nylng photograph was captured by erable period of time. Whole lines British troops, one of whom la seen of these concrete dugouts have fre I standing In the doorway, only after I quently been captured. nissi No Red Tape (So Bonus i Deiiy Low Interest Rates Repayfiient Piivilsses Hnan Anc tCo. Corner Main and Court Sts. Pendleton, Ore. I Try this car beside one 4 ; costing twice as much! At $575 in Pendleton f and selling fast, j! W. C. NAY, Dittributmg Agent for Umatilla County 1 f uil line oi parts. Kepair shop with factory ex- K 5 pert in charge. Prompt garage service. An agency : 8 that is here to Btay. See them at the ROUND-UP CITY AUTO GARAGE J A 812 Garden Street
